Final: 33 Principles Flashcards
Philosophy works through
Deductive reasoning
Deduction
“To pull out of”
Deduction is usually reasoning from _____ to ______
More general principle to more specific case
Induction pathway
Empirical observations — facts — conceptual framework — theory — laws
Deduction pathway
Theory — research hypotheses — facts — empirical observations
BJ palmer argues that allopathic medicine is
Inductive in reasoning
Chiropractic is a
Deductive science
Strengths of deductive reasoning
Allow us to reason beyond experience
100% certainty of conclusions
Strong basis for actions
Limitations of deductive reasoning
Quality of assumptions
Quality of logic
Not self-testing
Quality of assumptions limitation
Can come from anywhere, but are accepted as true
False assumptions lead to uncertain conclusions
Quality of logic limitation
Errors produce false conclusions from true premises or vice versa
Deduction is not self-testing limitation
Conclusions need to be tested against reality
What are “33 principles”
Study in deductive logic
33 principles represent
Extended deductive syllogism
Principles categorized
Universal (1-14)
Biological (15-30)
Chiropractic (31-33)